Income share class for Close Finsbury Continental European Equity Fund

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Close Finsbury Asset Management has launched an income share class on the Close Finsbury Continental European Equity Fund, which is expected to yield around 2.2%.

An initial offer period will run from 21 to 28 February with shares offered at an initial issue price of E1 each.   Charles Glasse and Christopher Garsten of 2CG are both investment advisers to the fund. The product primarily invests in large cap companies across Europe and holds 30-40 stocks focusing on undervalued stocks with a bias to special situations.   Stuart Alexander, head of distribution at Close Finsbury, said: “Historically, there have been many UK income funds to choose from but very little choice for income seeking investors when it comes to Continental Europe. With ma...

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